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... Shakefpear. Atkinfon then polled ac- cording to Lord Bute’s directicn The reception and treatment which the King met with at Drury-lane Playhouf Jatt Wednefday, notwithRanding Mr Garrick had taken the ufual precaution of buting his creatures in diffs rent ...
... from the blow fhe received in confe- Suence an apple being thrown at her on aturday evening as (he fat in the fide boxes at Drury-lane Theatre. It faid the Faculty are aoprehenfive (he will be entirely deprived of the fight one of her eyes. On the 19th ult ...
... the blow fhe received in confequence of an apple being thrown at her on Saturday evening, as fhe fat in the fide boxes at Drury Lane Theatre. is faid the Facul'.y are apprehenfive will be entirely deprived of the fight of one of her The Succefs, of twenty ...
... Calves Head Club might as weil meet to few their loyalty to the King, or Char- Jotte Hayes give a Ball to the Nymphs of Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden, as a com- pliment to her Mojetty. Another Corretpondent remarks, that the Fantneon has dropped ever fince ...
... Office in Bow-flreet. Thomas Oates and William Hawley were examined, fufpicion breaking open the houfe of John Landers in Drury-lane, and /leafing fame cloaihs, a bottle of brandy* and other things.-—Oates was detected one Jacobs, a Jew, who deals in old ...
... the objections, and confirmed the verdidt. On Thurfday the Court of King's Bench was moved on the behalf of Mr. Dibder, of Drury-Lane Theatre, to grant a rule, obliging the Publifher of one of the Daily Papers to fhew caufe why an information fhould not ...
... ng now fubfifls between Lord North, and one of the Secretaries State. , The new tragedy of Alonzo, a fled thii evening, Drury-lane Theatre, is (aid to written by Mr. John Home, commonly called the Horn, Author of Agis, Siege Aquilea, arc. He is a trne ...
... to the appointment of Britifh Ambafladors at foreign Courts, it is faid, will foon take place. Their Majefties were at Drury-Lane Theatre night fee tha Chances, in which Mr. Garrick played Don John, (a character got up in compliance with her Majefty's ...
... counterfeit (hillings. On Monday night fome Pickpockets mixed among t'ie people crouding into the two fhilling gallery at Drury-Lane Theatre, and making a dirturbance, picked the pockets of feveral of the company. Three Gentlemen loft their watches, another ...
... of which the Hon. Mr. Douglas, of Pall Mall, her Grace's nephew, fet out pod for that kingdom. There was a didurbance at Drury-Lane Theatre on Thurfday night, occasioned perfon in the one (hilling gallery attempting to (ing fome favourite fongs. The audience ...
... Bayley, of Macclesfield, in Chefhire, Grocer. Temple Henry Croker, of Ightham, in Kent, and Merris, of Craven-buildings, Drury-lane, Merchants ard Partners. Jehn of Red in the Parifl. of St.George tie Martyr, Dealer in Prandies and Rum obn Perks, of Priftol ...
... »5 ae A ae bound over to profecute. We heat, that inconfeguence of the meflage ‘ent by the Juftices to the Mana- gers of Drury-Lane Ti « re, requeiting that thé performance of the Beggars Opera might be difcontinued, thofe Geatlemeo bave been haraffed ...